Clement Chosen to Keynote Democratic Convention
Tennessee Governor Clement, seen as friendly to Adlai Stevenson, was chosen to keynote the Democratic National Convention in Chicago. The 36 year old, a capable speaker and possible vice presidential candidate, faced a mixed vote from the arrangements committee amid scrutiny of his views on school desegregation. Stevenson and Kefauver praised the choice, with Symington and Harriman also sending congratulations.
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Frank G. Clement
Tennessee
Adlai E. Stevenson
Clement
Paul M. Butler
Butler
Nashville
AUB
Oak Ridge, Tenn
Stevenson
Democratic Party
Estes Kefauver
Stuart Symington
Missouri
New York
Averell Harriman
Clerics See Portent in Air Tragedy at Flagstaff
In Flagstaff Arizona a mass funeral for 70 victims of a June 30 air disaster drew 3500 mourners. Sixty seven coffins were buried on a pine knoll in Flagstaff Cemetery as clergy offered prayers and hope the tragedy may spur progress in aviation safety.
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Grand Canyon
Flagstaff
Ariz
United Air Lines
Associated Press
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Steel Peace Parley Looms on Thursday
Federal mediators fixed Thursday as the probable start for joint meetings in Pittsburgh between industry and union representatives to end the steel strike affecting about 730,000 workers. Preliminary sessions with both sides are planned this week. the government acts to conserve steel for defense orders while production falls and costs rise.
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Pittsburgh
Joseph F. Finnegan
Federal Mediation Andj’ Conviltation Service
Finnegan
David
I “McDonald
United Steelworkers Union
Arthur G. Goldberg
John A. Stephens
U. S. Steel
Pinnegan
Clyde Mills
Mediation Service
Robert H. Moore
Sofia
Tveagolions
General Services
Nixon Sees Turkish Aids on Cyprus Talks
Vice President Richard Nixon held talks in Ankara with Turkish leaders about Cyprus and Turkey’s economic troubles and the broader world situation amid concerns over Soviet tactics. He said Turkish officials were realistic about the Soviet new look and emphasized the need for deeds before relaxing military readiness. His flight plan included a three hour refueling stop at Majorca to meet Spanish Foreign Minister Alberto Martin Artajo.
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Turkey
GPU
Nixon
Majorca
Balearic Islands
Spansh
Alberto
Martin Artajo
East German claim arrests U S spies over Poznan uprising
East Germany announced the arrest of U S intelligence agents accused of stirring unrest in Poznan. Fritz Beyling said the suspects were seized before the revolt two weeks ago, with American dollars found on them. The event followed East German premier Grotewohl listing alleged American agents and a German defector case involving stolen files.
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East Germany
U. S
Pognan
Fritz Beyling
Beyling
West Berlin
West Germany
Poznan
Disabled Aid Bill Pushed by George
Senator George of Georgia promotes a compromise disability aid plan as part of a broader social security bill. He hopes to win Democrats and some Republicans, despite White House opposition, and aims to add a new disability program to the existing retirement and survivor benefits. The measure would levy payroll taxes across workers, employers, and self employed, funding benefits for disabled individuals.
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George
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Finance Committee
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